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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumA woman decided it was a good idea to wear a t-shirt reading “Hail Satan” on a flight, and things went downhill from there. Meanwhile, New Years Eve exposed some blind spots in Anderson Cooper’s life. Plus, if Sharon Stone can’t get a date, what hope is there for the rest of us?
Garry wonders what role Dick Clark plays in the New Years Eve telecasts, since he’s been dead since 2012. Meanwhile, a father in North Dakota may have fallen victim to the most horrible scam imaginable. Plus, the Guardian Angels are back in New York City.
Scammers and identity thieves seem to be getting more brazen these days. Meanwhile, a 29 year old man managed to pose as a high schooler and play on the basketball team. Plus, a contractor in Detroit is in hot water after they demolished the wrong house.
Garry and Leslie talk about their Christmas traditions. Meanwhile, Baby Yoda is showing up everywhere these days, including digital highway signs. Plus, a Mississippi town has come up with a unique way of making sure Santa sees their town.
Garry wonders who thought it was a good idea to release the movie about Richard Jewell during the holidays. Meanwhile, Garry thinks people have to calm down as we approach Christmas. Plus, a Texas woman had a bank error in her favor.
Garry watched Ellen’s Christmas special and has some questions. Meanwhile, a Maryland company may have given their employees the best Christmas bonus in history. Plus, a drug store chain is in hot water for not recycling correctly.
American Airlines learned the hard way it’s not a good idea to run afoul of Satanists. Meanwhile, there are a few high profile brands who might want to rethink their holiday offerings. Plus, an Indiana woman who left her kids at a trampoline park punched the manager in the face for calling authorities.
